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One of my posts is in the running for the Post of the Month

By Carlos Miller



Here is your chance to vote against me.

That means you, Jorge, and the rest of your First Amendment bashing crew.

My post, March on Mayors Protest Proceeds through Downpour, is one of four posts in the running for “Post of the Month” on the South Florida Daily Blog.

The post includes video and photos from a protest in the pouring rain, so it will probably irritate the handful of haters that can’t stand Freedom of Expression.

The good news is that even though I damaged a camera because of the pouring rain, Canon is fixing it free of charge because it was still under warranty. I hope to get it back before the Fourth of July.

Please read through all four nominees and vote for which you think is the most deserving of this honor.

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Here is your chance to vote against me.

That means you, Jorge, and the rest of your First Amendment bashing crew.

My post, March on Mayors Protest Proceeds through Downpour, is one of four posts in the running for “Post of the Month” on the South Florida Daily Blog.

The post includes video and photos from a protest in the pouring rain, so it will probably irritate the handful of haters that can’t stand Freedom of Expression.

The good news is that even though I damaged a camera because of the pouring rain, Canon is fixing it free of charge because it was still under warranty. I hope to get it back before the Fourth of July.

Please read through all four nominees and vote for which you think is the most deserving of this honor.

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Carlos Miller
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Editor-in-Chief Carlos Miller spent a decade covering the cop beat for various newspapers in the Southwest before returning to his hometown Miami and launching Photography is Not a Crime aka PINAC News in 2007. He also published a book, The Citizen Journalist's Photography Handbook, which is available on Amazon.

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